Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-23
LOCAL AND oTmRR yors.
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senssneTs Reporter.
The lovely weather continues.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver. so SO.
Mrs. A. Burkett, Of Palisade, arrived
here yesterday.
Postmaster Sotheren came In from Pail.
SADIE yesterday.
J.. Summerall and wife came up from
Palisade yesterday.
G. ". Frank, Esq, arrived from San
| Francisco last evening.
Miss Lulu Lockwood, OF Pslisade, came
up on yesterdays train.
ALI. Harris returned yesterday from Q
| business visit to San Francisco.
A metaphysical paradox-Killing your.
| self with hard work TO get Q living.
Gsbe Cohn, the San Francisco cigar
manufacturer, arrived here last evening.
Mike Fitzgerald aud VIM. Denay, from
Pine Valley. arrived in town yesterday.
Johnnie Thscker, one OF Wells. Fargo &
Co.'s detectives. arrived here yesterday.
The arrivals by the K. 4 P. Railroad
yesterday were the largest for . long time.
Hon. Joseph Williams. Of Nye county,
came in yesterday by private conveyance.
Justice Longley and Tom Jewell were
among the arrivals from Palisade yester-
day.
e. M. Baum, accompanied by his wife
and family, came up from Palisade yester.
day.
The smallpox scare has driven many of
the Eastern visitors away from Los An
geles.
The largest farm in the world 10 In
Louisiana, and comprises l 800, 900 arces,
land and swamp.
The crowd Of people on Main street last
evening reminded as very forcibly Of the
better times in Eureka.
Hon. Thomas Wren and Col. Joe Gran
delmeyer. returned yesterday from the
Mount Hope mines.
The scientist who says that Q person
could not live over five days without
water, is suspected Of being q milkmsn.
In New York, society men are discussing
the propriety OF refusing TO escort any
lady to the theater who wears Q high hat.
A Connecticut man is suing to have his
name removed from the tombstone Of his
deceased wife, from whom he was divorced
years ago..
The London Spectator understands that
at least fifty millions will be invested in
the Transvaal gold fields during the next
few months.
1t 10 stated that three large tents have
been established in Los Angeles and are
used as vaccination hospitals. They do q
thriving business.
Dur town has looked quite lively for the
past W days, owing to the influx OF
jurors, witnesses, and others In attend
ance upon the District Court.
A Senator ct Albany has introduced q
bill imposing 8 tax OF $40 on incomes Of
50. 900. with an increasing ratio until half
Of an income of 500, 900 goes to the State.
The Barberton Herald, Trsnsvaal. while
reporting favorable mining developments,
warns miners and investors against highly
colored reports sent out by interested par
ties.
The North German Lloyds are building
mail steamers that are to make twenty
knets en- hour. They are being bnilt with
the express purpose OF racing the Cunard-
ers of the ocean.
In Paris this season fashion DEGREES that
ladies must put away neck ornaments and
Ace'o bho 1cth batCt Jus Ch AoNhuCA las
monds are plen tifully sprinkled over the
corssge aud In the hair.
Hon. A. G. Cleveland left yesterday for
his White Pine home, driving out two Of
the finest stations ever seen in Eureka.
They attracted marked attention on Main
street yesterday afternoon.
A man named Rooney. TO whom a for
tune OF $250, 900 had been left by the death
OF his father in ireland, has been found In
a Cincinnati hospital, where he went with
a fever last Fall aud had since remained
working for his board and lodging. as q
laborer.
Ida Getchell. q determined young Gin.
cinnati belle. has recalled the invitations
TO her wedding to T. b. Harris OF the same
city, because she discovered her prospect
i've husband was leading q dissolute life
during their coursship. The cast-ofi
groom is q young man Of brilliant parts
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